KRTA has launched a statewide grassroots campaign to protect the earned retirement security of thousands of retirees who served a career educating children. Visit teachfrankfort.org to learn more and get involved.

Joining the KRTA today is the best way a retired teacher can help ensure the benefits provided to retired teachers in Kentucky are protected. Join KRTA today to begin receiving the outstanding benefits of membership including representation of your interest in Frankfort.

The Kentucky Retired Teachers Association was established in 1957 out of a need for organized support for retired teachers. KRTA remains the “only organization in the state that has as its main purpose to look out for the welfare of retired educators.” From its inception, KRTA has continued to grow in numbers and respect.

Members can read about the KRTA leadership, local and district activities, Social Security/Medicare issues, AARP/NRTA, tax questions, legal and financial concerns, current state and local projects, special benefits for members, upcoming activities and their dates, warnings about scams… and the list goes on!

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You may join KRTA by completing and mailing the ADD form to the KRTA office, authorizing the (TRS) Teachers’ Retirement System to deduct $20 from your November annuity check. This will assure continued membership in KRTA and will save …

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The 2025 KRTA Convention will be held at The Holiday Inn in Louisville KY 1325 S Hurstbourne Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40222 on April 21 and 22, 2025. Registration information will be in the March newsletter and can also be found by clicking here. It is open to all KRTA members.

KRTA is the largest retired teacher association in Kentucky, currently 32,000 plus strong. KRTA's sole mission is being alert and looking out for the welfare of Kentucky's Retired Teachers.

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